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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-12
Order of Hearing.

First publication November IL. 1872
Order Of hearing for general purposes and for
appointment OF an administrator. state ot
Michigan, county OF lron,~ss. AZ a session Of
probate court for said county, held at the pro-
bate Office n the township of Crystal Fails. on
the ath day OF November, 1887, present, Chas.
Gallagher judge OF probate In the matter OF
the estate Of David Desben. ON reading aud
filing he petition, duly verified Of George Des-
bien, thereupon Il Us ordered that Wednesday
the 1ath day % December, A. ID. 1887 next az
two o'clock IN the afternoon, be assigned for the
hearing OF said petition and that the said Hen
rietta Desbcn. widow Of said deceased David
neshlen: David, aged ? years; Edhle, aged
years Phillip, aged years Mary E. aged y
years Joseph q, aged y years; Mary JoSa-
phie, aged two months, heirs az law 81 the said
deceased, and all other persons interested In
said estate ARE requested 10 appear az a session
of said court then TO be- holden at the sprobate
Office In the township OF Crystal Falls. and show
cause. II any there be. why the prayers Of the
petitioner should not be granted and II Is fur.
Their ordered that said petitioner give notice 10
tho said persons interested la the said estate of
the pendency Of said petition and the hearing
thereof by causing copy Of this order TO be
published In THE DIAMOND Dull, newspaper
printed and circulated i'm said county three
successive weeks previous 20 said day OF hear
ing CHAs GALA CHER.
"a true copy.) dt Judge of Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-12

First publication November IL, 1880
Order OF hearing for general purposes and for
appointment OF AN administrators state OF
Michigan, County of TrOn-ss. AZ session Of
probate court for said county, held at the pro-
bate Office In the township OF Crystal Falls ON
the ith day OF November. 1887, present, ChaE.
Gallagher Judge OF probate Ina the matter Of
the estate OF Edward w. Quicker ON reading
aud filing the petition. duly verified of Frank
Quicker. thercupon, IL IA ordered that Wednes-
day the i4th day of December, A. d., 1887 next.
nt two O'Clock IA the afternoon. be assslgned for
the hearing OF said petition aud that the said
James W., and Margarine J. Quicker parents OF
said deceased Edward w. Quicker; John G..
Quicker aged 20 years: w. II. Quicker, aged IA
years: Frank Quicker, aged 80 years; Emma
Alexander nged - years. Hannah Cripps, aged
~ years; lucia Lewis, aged - years, heirs mt
law OF the said deceased. and all other persons
interested la said estate are requested TO nI'-
pear at "a session OF said court then TO be holden
az the probate Office In the township Of Crystal
Falls, aud show cause, " any there be, why the
prayer OF the petitioner should not be granted.
and IL IL further ordered that said petitioner
give notice 20 the said persons interested In the
said estate. Of the pendency 81 said petition and
the hearing thereof by causing a copy Of this
order 60 be published I'm THE DIAMOND Dull. n
newspaper printed and circulated In said county
three successive weeks previous 20 said day Of
hearing CnAs. GALLAGHER
"a true copy.l AZ judge Of Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-12
COUNTY BOARD


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The comnittrr "a claims and accounts
submitted Tia following rcporf: Ne the
|cn,nn,;tf.,c ~ rIa;m- and accounts re-
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fhe scvc,.j fillu 1,ro,,obf before IA and
have oiIrw.d WA disntin,rtd the same
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nnce. Ito. of John Sacl<crson. 1860:
y Mi ran. sheriff. III 20: John Port
er. wolf bounty a: Cl,aa. Gallagher. clerk
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farl.nn. watching insane man.3t r..
Mneton' watching insane man B; Aup.
Norlin. watching INSANE man, Z. 50t q. s.
Mclean. sheriff. PHO. 22. 20. .32. 20:
n ri Parks lock. / .25 (, Thos. i III. Webb.
cnnstal,is AZ. p. "a Anderson. Witness
fen 1 ~, Inhn Rory witness. $50: ~.
Il qi,llex inuuc,.t services. 5.61: AL.
Austrian. office expenses. Gao: Ernest
Steddv. witness. ]. so: a. i. Xoolworth,
school examiner. s: Vim. J. Brown, jus-
fice. III. %: Alex. Morrison. inquest,
E.G4 Thos. III. Flannirin, inquest. r. "a;
w lN Hunter. inquest. SCI: M. III.
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quest sd: VIM. j Adams, boarding
n,isoners AZ Mnruuette. 1875. T.. NJ.
Atkinson. printing 2S.75: WI. Adams.
boarding prisoner. 1887: G. II. Rob
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Gallagher. expense attending 20 insane
man al Stambaugh, 11.SO; L. T.. Dunn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-12

Mrs. Phmbc Chcslev, Peterson. Clay
Co, Iowa, tells the following story, the
truth ~ which il vouched for by the resi-
dents Of the town III am 73 years old,
have been troubled with kidney complaint
and lmncncss for many years; could
not dress myselfwithout help. NowI am
irce from all pain and soreness, and am
able 10 dOmy own house work. lowe my
Moved my youth, and removed complete
" oil disease and pain Try bottle,
50c. and 81. mt !. r. Bowers drug store
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-12
A Gir for All.

In order TO give all chance TO test H.,
and thus be convinced OF it's wonderful
curative powers, DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, coughs and colds,
will bc, for limited time, given away.
This offer IL not only liberal, but shows
unbounded faith in the merits Of this
great remedy. All who suffer from
coughs, colds, consumption, asthma,
bronchitis, or any affection Of the throat,
ret trial bottle free, large bottles 81.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-12
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-11-12
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We positively
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

sation of oar resou,ces with . view to aiding their development. This is good news. for the Asshisoo. Topeka & Santa
 Fe is vesy powerful Tbe influence of this company has been more poeent than anything else in booming the State of California. and a t is to their inter est to develop the country contiguous to their line. ve may hattss ourseaves that ve have enlisted valuable alliea
 Mir. White is . practical farsee,ng and successful railroad man. and 1t ' . rea'on fos congratulation that our psos- poets appeared co favesably to him
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

mineral deposits of this section hsvs been proven beyond . question. Sanp- ling works arc in operation testing and chipping about three hundred tons 0l high-grade gold and silver orc monthly, and enterprises involving an expsndi- ture of severAl miliions ol dollars have been projected within the year. Every industry is prosperous, and great op- portunities await the immigrant. The most direct routs to this vicinity is vis the Atchison, Topeka ( Santa To and Atlantic ( Pacific railroads to Prescott Junction, and fron there via the Pre- cott & Arizona Central railway to Prss-
 cott. The fare is e68.35, 6rstciass. from Kansas City, and every comfort of modern travel l. a6oeded. Lower rates can be secured by excursionists, and no route across tho continent is more comfortable. attractive and in- structive.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
Tho Gxsent es Aiaska.

Few persons realize how extensive our extreme northwest possessions are. The lowest boundary is so deg. 40 min. north. and the highest, the Arctic ocean. The eastern limit is I3I deg. west of Greenwich and the western I87 deg 20 min. San Francisco IS about five hundred miles nearer the further point of Maine than it is to the western coast of Altoo, the most remote Of the Aleutian islands. Thus. while the center of pop ulatiou is near Columbus, Ohio, San Francisco is t~o hundred and fifty miles shor, of being the geographical center of the United States.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
"lens" 0ssvsa's lsssss.

The Csrson. (Nev,) Appeal pablishes the following letter. purposting to have been received, some months go. from the late Long Brown. who left by the morphine route last week:
 Reno, iSS7.-Send me down the Appeal; that is if you are willing to do work of Christian charity for busted sport l know you charge g for the sheet a year. but betseen you and l, 1 dost consider the goods worth the money. ~ course this don't sound much like the ducks vho write you about your valuable" and 'sabler pa- per but it's the truth just the same You knos that io my busioess ! need to do sgreat deal of lying. just e you do in you's. and liar out ot practice ough, ,o ike your paper to keep h,s hand in la that respect 1 ~snt to pot tern of the s'es, maher..
 l ~an', agrcc to pay and no', hke . good many. but ag,.c not ,o psy right m the ant, and then you svo,d the shock ct presenting bull ani 'AlIlng to iii on the draw. Yours
 LONG BRowx.
 PS-lf ,hrrr is any postage to psy l want you to pay is.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
mGWs. movGs Aso commeuTs.

WeWos WOsoo IVY OOW8WSOs San Francisco mechanics vant C2eve- land to visit that city.
 J.R Hasgin has bought the Fairfax stables as Sheepshead Bay. New York.
 Dresback & Rosenfeld, stock beokess, of San Francisco. have gone beoke on wheat
 There were s7,S44 immigrants landed at Castle Garden. NeW York. during the month Of July.
 Callaway county. Mo. farmess are sui- fering greatly from tue encvouchmsnt ot the Missouri river.
 A s7-year old mule. that moves with the utmost delberation, is the pride and joy ot Chatham county. s. C.
 C. A. Wood, of Holl,ster, Nev., took an dose of chloroform Wednesday nigh, for insomnia and died from tt.
 Str John Macdonald says the Nanito- bans shall not build the Red river rail- road. even if be hss to use the British regulars.
 Mrs Sarah Jackson, w1fe of Andrev Jackson, IT,. and mistress of the White house during President Jaeksons second term. died at "rhe Hermitage" Satur- day, aged ST.
 The Montreal Herald building sas burned Saturday night, the second time in five years. The Herald Printing company loses its entire plant. valued at $I7s.ooo. with very little insurance
 A fight is reported to have occurred with the Utes in which one white man vas killed and five wounded. The whites saw eight Indians being dragged behind the line. all of whom were killed.
 General Clark, clerk of the hoase of representatives, has received and had printed tessiuony ia eight contested cases to come befoce the next congress. Two of the cases are from California, be- ing those of Sullivan v& Felton and Lynch VI. vandever The entire testi- mony in the colkesss makes nearly lo.ooo pages. that of Sullivan vx Felton being the unoss volnm,noa,s
 The English steamer Madrid which sailed from this port on the aoth of May for London via Bull rives. South Caro- lima, vheie she loaded cargo of phos- pate rock. has been gwen up for lost with all on board She vas commanded by Captain Garceon. who had sith him . crew of twenty-five men. The steamer and cargo were valued at $rso.ooo.
 Commander Eairchild states that the opposition to the Crand Aany oa the Republic, which has receptly sprung up. has only had a tendency to solidify t | and that the organization is growing rapidly all over the contry Reports for last quarter received 90 far indicate m increase of I7,ooo members. In ! general circnlar issued by the com t is satd the attendance at the tuenty-6rst national escampment to be held at s. Louis from the 18th to the goth of september, will be % Iarge tha. it is determined the Grand Army of the Republic men and veterans | of the late var with the Sons of vet- erans only shall participate in the pa-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

Chicago is becoming alarmed on e. count of the peospecs of beef famine.
 A paper there. speaking ef tt. says that estimates as to the destruction of cattle in the nor,hwea last winter. are that in Montana there were about %o.oeo bead |; idaho. about 3o.ooo i; Wyoming. about
 ,o.ooo; Colorado. about s.ooo. or Ss,- 900 heed in all and during the summer. on account of excessive drouth. t is ss- timated the loses in beefproducing states will swell the total to Iss,ooo beeves but this is not the main fact which indicates future famine. It is not kno~n. that from 50 to 7s per cent les calves were born this spring than is usual owing to climati: causes. which must have its effect in time to this must be added the fact that cattle produeess have been rushing their surviving stock on the market q an unparalleled rate, and from these and other causes, many ranchmen are discouraged and are going out sf the business. Gsess uneasinesa such as never before characterized the cattle business, is manifested in business circlea The producer finds not dollar pro6. and hore oAen heavy losses. charged against his account The market price has been lower oo account of the glut i; for in Chicago alone over o,ooo head of cattle have been thrust On the market during the last thirty days The con- sumes, howevx. gets beef no cheaper because the producer sells tt for 90 little. It is hinted the profit goes to the dressed beef monopoly. vho lash b6th sideA the producer and consumer alike On every bullock there is profit ot $io in the monopoly, and either les os an even thing for the producer. The consumer pays the monopoly the extra $io profit.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

Citizens in the vicinity of Camp Verde are justly indignant over the proposi- tion of General Niles to place I.soo Apaohes on the reservation there. They are protesting vigorously against it, ard as las, resort, should the govern ment pay no heed to their protests, they propose to establish a dead line over which the noble red man will not be allowed ,o pass.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

We have learned from reliable sources that an extensive water storage enterprise is abou; to be started on Lynx creek, seven miles from Prescott. The project is being pushed earnestly, without osten- ,ation, by some of our most persevering citizens, and bids fair to be carried out successfully. This is gratifying news. for the enterprise vill be of great benefit to this section. and its merit is beyond ques- f:na
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
Editors who kindly advise brothel

Editors who kindly advise brother publishers. who are dominated by Great l Ans, 10 stop worshippIne the bsassy fellows" ought to stop fora moment and consider whether the advice does not apply with equal force ,o one who would allow himself to be used as a dummy fer territorial appointment. We do not consider that any one single indi- vrdual edi.o, IS possessed of all the yir- tue and honesty in the profession.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

On the sth of September, General Miles, commander of this department, will be presented with an elegant sword. costing Sr.ooo. by the people of Arizona, as token of their esteem and good will toward him for having ridden the coun- try of the out-,hroat Geronimo and. his band of murderous Apaches.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

The information was telegraphed across the country last Monday tha, Mrs. Cleveland did not go to church on Sunday, but spent the day at home an swerlng letters. Just as though it were news, or as though the American people cared whether the presidents wife wrote letters or darned her husbands socks.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

Mr. ". r. White. general traffic man- ases Of the .A,ohison. Topeka X Santa Fe, Gsr.n: his ,a;c visi, to Prescott, said :ha, hls company would gladly do all in iheIr ro~er. consistent with business principles, 10 advance the interests of this section. and that individually he would recommend the thorough inves,i-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
We note many of our exchanges ce

We note many of our exchanges com menllng On recent saying of Fanny Davenport, wherein she says, "my hair oombed back from my brow, a large straw hat. a sho,t colored apron, this completes my cos;ume," just as thorgh she had said that this constituted her costume. Ye evil minded bre,h- crn, there IS vast difference between completing ones costume and enumer- a;:ns al the articles composing n.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

Thomas Weedin. beirs an old wheel horse in journalism, but having nov en- gagged in other business. shows his ap- preciation ot newspapers by having planted triple half column advertise ment in the Florence Enterprise.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

The Denver Mining Review received to-day contains nearly a column of Ar zJna mining news, every item of which was copied from the JoURNAL-MInER of the I7th inst, but which have been credited to our contemporary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

While the rainfall the present season has been ,olerably large. it has not been very evenly distributed. It has fallen largely in cloud-bursts, flooding certain sections. while adjacent to them there has been but little rain.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

A oolored man ot HopkinsviIie. Ky, thought 10 scare deaf mute of the place by suddenly rushing out on him as he passed. He was successful, for the mute was so alarmed that be drew . revolver and shot five balls int. the practical joker, killing him.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

"The heaviest locomotive item" is on its travel again, but as usual, is in- correct The Southern Pacific locomo- tive on Tehachipi grade is the largest in the world weighing Ios tons or aro.ooo pounds.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

A Sacramento business firm has con- tributed $a,ooo toward . Eoom fund of Sso.ooo. Southern California did not get her boom that way. She is indebted to her newspapers principally tor her boom.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

Train robbers should be promptly hanged when captured. Where there is no law to hang them. the people who are the makers oi she law should do the job. A statIte making it a capital ot- fense should be on the statute books ot every state and territory in the union.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

Jsiry White, (colosed) of valsntine, Neh, who brutally sssaulted an aged lady Wednesday night, vas taken from jail and lyuced bya mob.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

Phenix will invest $7so in securing excursions from Los Angeles. and $500 to send a man to St. Louis to advertise the place among the Grand Army boys.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

Six thousand excursionists from San Francisco visited San Jsse. California. las, Saturday to attend an auction sale of real estate.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
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lneagporaasa in leD fus q yeafs by shs Leg 1D1oe1sO for Eduoattonal ono Charitable Bur. feesfvs fund of over osse.0oo has aimee bees
 1y sa overwhelming populas vote iss frsn. oonseitaston eAspeSd Dsesmhsr h. \. M Is7A
 I1s caly Lottery ever vnted 0A snd sadosssd by the people of any State.
 co oevaP aeaDee - r.sspsueo Will tnke plaoB monthly and the semi. eaDo0 DvnWiDos reguiary cvefy ais m0uths (Juno and Doceoibefl
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
The boom has struck Santa Clara valley in California and has struck IL good and strong.

Kentucky has reduced the democratic majority tn that state from 6a,S7o in 1876 to I7,IoS in 1881
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

Under a new land office ruling desert land entries will have to be advertised before final proof IS made.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

Everybody seems willing to boom the town. but nearly every one has an idea of his own of how IL ought to be done.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

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Rooms 10 lei.

Siesiv fnrni,hed. clean, we'll ventilsted has jtlst been renova. ed and reespered ieitS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
No'CICM.

To whom it may concern:
 We asve this Jay appointed CH HLEe , SAi.Lkf our Agent to trarsaes .ny ond sI oustness Tor our nvm, au horising him to or scsoanI AD DANsoN ( STEPHENS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

eve C hssssv esrsify lhss ye :npervsse sho ssranusmsnts for aii Che Monthly and 0o0l. AnSuai DssvingB of the Louislene sSs n SonissS iks Bss stnss thsm.sives. - TT no GSnno oso con 1uefsd win hOnes q. ealsns.. a.e in pod f.isS sov.sS s,i par nS. 6Hl6 0oQ6a0Gn6A with fnr-<fmiles oS our sfgnes 8Dg0S oef00k01. n lsa aodveyttsesuento.~